Set up Development Environment:

. Install the Solidity compiler (solc) on your computer. . Choose an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Solidity development, such as Remix, Visual Studio Code with Solidity extensions, or Truffle Suite.

Create a New Solidity Contract File:

Open your preferred IDE and create a new Solidity contract file with a .sol extension, such as MyToken.sol. Define the Contract:

Declare the contract using the contract keyword, followed by the contract name. Token Transfer Functions:

Implement functions to allow token transfers between addresses. Create a function, for instance, called transfer, which takes the recipient's address and the amount to be transferred as parameters. Inside the function, check if the sender has a sufficient balance and transfer the tokens if conditions are met. Update the balances of the sender and recipient accordingly. Additional Functionality:

Depending on the requirements of your token, you may want to implement additional functionality such as token burning, minting, or adding a token ownership system. Compile and Deploy:

Compile your Solidity code using the Solidity compiler (solc) or the built-in compiler in your IDE. Deploy the contract to a suitable blockchain network like Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, or a local development network. Interact with the Token Contract:

After deploying the contract, you can interact with it by calling its functions or accessing its state variables. Use tools like Remix IDE, Web3.js, or ethers.js to interact with the contract and perform token transfers or other operations.

contract MyToken { string public tokenName="Ashish"; string public tokenarr ="Ah"; uint public totalSupply = 0; //mapping variable here mapping(address => uint) public balanceof; //mint function function mint(address _address, uint _value) public{ totalSupply += _value; balanceof[_address] += _value; } //burn function function burn (address _address, uint _value) public{ totalSupply -= _value; balanceof[_address] -= _value; } }